Students during the course participate in individual or group practices and do individual work within the continuous assessment. The individual grade can account for up to 30% of the final grade. In the continuous assessment, attendance at practices is mandatory, although there is no minimum number of papers submitted to obtain a grade.

The continuous evaluation will additionally consist of a written exam on the first two topics that will mean up to 30% of the mark.

All students must take the final exam on the date set by the center, which will consist of a single test for students in continuous assessment. Students who take the global evaluation will also have to take a test equivalent to the partial exam.

To pass the subject it is necessary to get a minimum of 4 out of 10 in the two written exams. If this minimum is not exceeded, the maximum rating that could be obtained would be 4.9.

The final mark, both in the ordinary and in the extraordinary, will be the highest between the mark of the written exams and the sum of the continuous evaluation mark including that of the final exam.

Any person enrolled in this subject who receives either of the two written exams will be considered submitted.

In the event of detection of plagiarism in any of the work/tests carried out, the final grade for the subject will be "Fail (0)" and the teachers will notify the school management of the matter so that they can take the appropriate measures.